- Myth #1: Only a small percentage of my users need an accessible website or app
- Myth #2: It will take too much time/effort/money to make our website or app accessible
- Myth #3: Digital accessibility is a one-time-only task for the developers
- Myth #4: Accessible websites and apps are plain or ugly
- Myth #5: I used some automated testing tools, so my website or app is now accessible
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Examples of these communities include:
- Aging population—may need captioning on videos or larger font sizes to read the text
- Users whose native or primary language is not English—may need more time to read text on auto-rotating slideshows
- Users with cognitive limitations—may need accessibility-friendly fonts or bulleted content to help focus
- Users with limited or low vision—may need to zoom in on content to be able to read and understand it
- Users with situational disabilities—may need better color contrast so glare on a screen does not interfere with them reading the content
- Users with temporary disabilities—may need to access everything with only their keyboard because they are unable to use a mouse
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